Question

A young boy was going to buy vegetables. On his way to the s____86____, he met a friend.

“Where are you going?” asked the boy. “Wherever my legs take me.” answered his friend. The boy thought about the answer and he was s____87____ it had some deep meanings.

When he returned home, he told his mother about it. His mother said, “You should ask him what he would do if he had no l____88____.”

The next day the boy was e____89____ to see his friend coming towards him. “Where are you going?” he asked, and without w____90____ for an answer, he continued, “Wherever your legs take you, right? Well, let me ask you…”

“Sorry,” his friend interrupted (打断). “Today I’m going wherever the wind blows.” This answer was so d____91____ from the boy’s expectation (预期) that he had nothing to say. Later, the boy told his mother about it. His mother said, “You should ask him what he would do if there were no wind.”

Some days later the boy saw his friend a____92____. He ran to his friend and asked, “Where are you going? Wherever your legs take you or wherever the wind blows? Well, let me ask you …”

“No, no,” his friend interrupted. “Today I’m going to buy vegetables.”

Answer 1

shop/supermarket    sure    legs    excited    waiting    different    again